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Webmail in 404 error

Try to re-initiate webmail with /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/webmailmng command. Use --remove option first and then --install. --hep option for details.
 
Many thanks for your reply.

I tried the command line, but :

Unable to find webmail with name: @Ë@
Possible name was defined incorrect.

I was in root.

Thanks for your help
 
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Webmail name should be specified as atmail or horde but not @Ë@
 
I did not used any name !

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/webmailmng --remove

That's all
 
# /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/webmailmng --help
Usage: webmailmng <command> [--no-restart] [OPTIONS]...

COMMANDS:
--install --name=<webmail name>
register webmail into plesk database and generate apache vhost config
--remove --name=<webmail name>
unregister webmail from plesk database and remove apache vhost config
Where <webmail name> is atmail or horde.
 
I removed atmail and install atmail...
But unfortunatelly, the result is the same : error 404 for all the webmail links in the mail pannel (for all domains).
Do you think I have to remove atmail and install horde instead of ?
Thanks for your help.
 
looks like you didnt install webmail, try to run /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin autoinstaller and check if webmail component is installed or not. I faced such kind of issue on many my servers.
 
Thanks for your reply. Could you give me the exact command ?
Which file ? sbin is a directory
 
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